She likes to sit in the middle of a room with a novel.
This is his secret technique for transmitting a love of reading to his children.
An old habit from his mother.
Curled up in the living room of her apartment in the 16th arrondissement, her pretty legs of a former dancer crossed, Alix Laine welcomes us a bit like the big sister of a friend.
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The former journalist, who co-founded the literary podcast “Trois petits points”, has just published
Musclée
(Robert Laffont), her second novel.
This is the story of Marie, 20, who goes to study journalism at a prestigious university in New York.
She finds herself under the influence of her director, a man much older than her, charismatic and paunchy.
Alix Laine, inspired by the #MeToo movement, weaves her novel on the famous gray zone, a delicate subject to deal with if ever there was one.
Her heroine does not go on a crusade against men.
After watching, passively, her body extracting itself, she saves herself by strengthening her flesh...
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